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Re: How to test v14 upgrade scripts
Il giorno ven 29 gen 2021 alle ore 11:27 Holger Brunn <mail@hunki-enterprises.com> ha scritto: > > > In general, is it possible to test v14 upgrade scripts before OpenUpgrade is > > > available for v14? > > yes, you don't need OpenUpgrade for that. We did some test using a pre-migrate script like the one linked by Lorenzo (*). The main purpose is to change the name of the module, as well as rename xmlids, model and tables. Steps: 1) old_name module installation 2) add/change some data 3) checkout to commit containing new_name module, migration script and version bumped 4) launch old_name_module update: ./odoo-bin -c etc/odoo14.cfg -d testdb -u old_name_module --stop-after-init Output: old_name_module: not installable, skipped In fact pre-migrate script is not triggered. We tried this also: 4) launch new_name_module update: ./odoo-bin -c etc/odoo14.cfg -d testdb -u new_name_module --stop-after-init But it didn't work as well. The only way (we have found so far) to trigger pre-migrate script is this: 1) old_name module installation 2) add/change some data 3) checkout to commit containing new_name module, migration script and version bumped 4) execute odoo shell >>> from openupgradelib import openupgrade >>> openupgrade.update_module_names(env.cr, [('l10n_it_codici_carica', 'l10n_it_appointment_code'),], merge_modules=False,) >>> env.cr.commit() 5) launch new_name_module update: ./odoo-bin -c etc/odoo14.cfg -d testdb -u new_name_module --stop-after-init Do you know a way to trigger the migration script without using odoo shell? Thanks in advance. S. (*) https://github.com/OCA/l10n-italy/blob/0d65b1f7fa23facd9ef52749571a4a18a58f4045/l10n_it_vat_payability/migrations/14.0.1.0.0/pre-migrate.py
by Sergio Zanchetta - 10:14 - 28 Apr 2021
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How to test v14 upgrade scripts
Hi all,we are porting to 14.0 the OCA/l10n-italy modules and developing some upgrade scripts, like thisOur doubt: is this testable?In general, is it possible to test v14 upgrade scripts before OpenUpgrade is available for v14?Thanks!
--Lorenzo Battistini
https://github.com/eLBati
by Lorenzo Battistini. - 10:06 - 29 Jan 2021